#baseball tickets

[homerofthebraves]

I’m selling 2 tickets for Tuesday, September 4th Braves vs Red Sox at Suntrust Park in Atlanta, GA.

Please message me if interested.

[rainingsun]

Has anyone bought tickets for Jays/ MLB games on stubhub?

Is it legit? I know nothing is 100% risk free.. but have people had good experiences?

I can just buy them on ticketmaster if stubhub isn’t, but there are better seats available on stubhub. 

[5280customframing]

⚾️ Custom framed baseball tickets using acid-free matting, UV glass and wood frame!

[squaletta]

𝐂𝐇𝐑𝐈𝐒𝐓𝐌𝐀𝐒 𝐆𝐈𝐅𝐓 𝐅𝐎𝐑 𝐓𝐑𝐀𝐒𝐇𝐘𝐌𝐎𝐓𝐎

@musessinabag

Squaletta stood leaning against the edge of the table, a glass of wine in hand, taking a deep breath. Her gaze was fixed on Yamamoto, who sat on the couch looking as relaxed as always, wearing that ever-present, carefree smile. Just looking at him made her thoughts drift to how long she had thought about this gift.

She took advantage of the moment when they were alone and undisturbed.

"Trashymoto," she started slowly, theatrically rolling her eyes, "baseball. I will never understand what is so fascinating about it. The ball flying back and forth? Players standing around waiting, then running? Where is the adrenaline, where is the action? But don't mind."

The blonde stepped closer to him, setting her wine down on the table and crossing her arms over her chest. Maybe she should give him a sparring session sometime, just to see if he'd still be this cheerful after one of her hits.

She tilted her head to the side. "But you… you could talk about it for hours. And as much as it bores me, you have at least convinced me of one thing – it means something to you. So, I thought, this year, I will give you a gift that will really knock your socks off."

She pulled an envelope out of her pocket, holding it in her hand, but didn't give it to him just yet. Instead, she leaned in closer, her eyes gleaming with provocation. "But first, you have to promise me one thing. That you will enjoy it with the other person you will take along."

She extended her hand, finally handing him the envelope, watching as he began to open it.

"Tickets," she said briefly, noticing his surprised expression. "To a game of your favourite team. Your favourite team, their home game. In America. VIP zone. For two."

While Yamamoto examined the tickets, she was observing every flicker of emotion on his face.

"Happy holidays, Yamamoto," she murmured quietly, reaching for her glass of wine again.

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"Local Man Was Fined Fifty," Niagara Falls Review. May 8, 1934. Page 1. --- Baseball tickets found in the possession of H. J. Brown; Pleaded guilty ---- ALL OLD CLAIMED ---- Henry J. Brown, 671 River Road, pleaded guilty in magistrate's court this morning to the following charge - "that he did unlawfully aid or assist in the sale, barter, exchange or other disposal of, or offer for sale any lot, card, ticket or other means for advancing, lending, giving, selling or otherwise disposing of any property by lot, ticket or any mode of chance whatsoever, contrary to Section 236 (b) of the Criminal Code." He was fined $50 and costs, amounting to $23.25.

R. B. Law of Welland was counsel for Brown. He explained that the charge arose out of some baseball tickets found in Brown's possession by Detective George Hughes on May 3. "They were old tickets and were never used," Mr. Law stated. He said his client was technically in possession of the tickets and he had advised him to plead guilty.

"The tickets are old and if you know anything about baseball you will see that the names on them are not found on any teams this year," Mr. Law further explained. T. D. Cowper, K.C., Crown prosecutor, said it was not a case for any extreme penalty.